
More sustainability in finance with CBDCs
Can digital money reduce our impact on the climate? This depends on how a digital currency is designed and distributed.
Central bank digital currency (CBDC) provides a public form of paying and storing values digitally – in a secure, inclusive and reliable way.
Can digital money reduce our impact on the climate? This depends on how a digital currency is designed and distributed.
Dr. Raoul-Thomas Herborg, Managing director CBDC at G+D, shares some solutions to the challenges of making CBDCs work offline.
An animation shows three use cases, demonstrating how CBDCs could benefit a variety of people.
In uncertain times, we need to know that public currency is a stable, secure, and reliable anchor. How will the role of money develop in the future?
We look at five ways currency management is set to evolve and how CBDCs can be integrated into the currency cycle.
Digitalization has made the world a different place. But what are the specific technologies that have driven that change?
CBDCs that are not designed for interoperability from the ground up will never realize their full potential. Here’s why.
Trials into central bank digital currencies are underway, and they are set to become a legal payment method soon. We look at the considerations required to launch a CBDC.
State-backed digital currencies are promising to extend access to financial services to every citizen. But what design criteria will enable them to achieve that laudable ambition?